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Peanut Butter Words and Ha-ha Breath: 2005.07

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You Are (And Pretty Much Always Have Been) My Sunshine. The new Silver Jews album, doesn't come out until October (weird, I reflexively started to write "Cocktober," a word that has never occurred to me before). Even so, I will go slightly and unncessarily nuts in my desk chair if I don't get my thoughts out on "How Can I Love You If You Won't Lie Down? GETTING WARMER AT 7/29/2005 12:57:00 PM. Titularly Oriented, I Promise. Boyz n the Hood. And Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Also, great cameos/appearance...

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Peanut Butter Words and Ha-ha Breath: 2005.05

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Daft Punk's publicist meets guest vocalist. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" on Daft Punk's Discovery. Is a song that has had me so thoroughly knocked-out lately, that I feel compelled to document it. I've always been a Kraftwerk fan; it seems like die mensch-machine mythology that made songs like "Showroom Dummies" so incredibly moving and problematic never really got smoothed out properly. I still get pretty tearful when I watch Blade Runner. And to think that the robot has soul. Maybe more. At an...

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Thursday, January 27, 2005. Lost Prayers and Motionless Dances. Discovering James Blackshaw has so far been one of my personal musical highlights during 2005, and I have a feeling you’ll feel the same way if you decide to examine his mesmerizing and soothing sound world closely. Highly recommended. Posted by Mats @ 6:14 AM. Wednesday, January 26, 2005. I found it pretty difficult to describe this record in words but I know for sure that the exq...

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Wednesday, March 31, 2004. Welcome to the Lost Domain. Out of Brisbane. I have already interviewed the band for a feature in an upcoming issue of Dream Magazine so I am not going to reveal too much but rather reprint a short review I once wrote about their quite recent. I wish there was room to print the entire liner notes that accompany The Lost Domain's mysterious. Posted by Mats @ 12:35 AM. Thursday, March 25, 2004. Posted by Mats @ 6:49 AM.

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Thursday, August 26, 2004. Psychatrone Rhonedakk with Cotton Casino. Baron Von Rhonedakk and the Crystal Sun. CD ( Summersteps Records. I think I called Psychatrone Rhonedakk’s last album. Keep On Psychedelic Mind! And I guess it’s pretty obvious that this one comes recommended to anyone into psychedelia and space rock. Posted by Mats @ 11:48 PM. Spectral Light and Moonshine Firefly Snakeoil Jamboree. Following up Breathe Stone’s fairly recent.

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Thursday, October 29, 2009. After the goldrush #52. Mark Nelson, founding member of Labradford and general magic wizard when it comes to spacious and airily ambient electronica, is the man behind the Pan American. Wheels. Nelson binds together electronic leanings and organic washes with shoegazer minimalism and dub influences. The latter component is not quite as visible on. More on the same label comes from Greg Davis. Continues the droney app...

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Thursday, March 31, 2005. Living in the Gleam of an Unsheathed Sword. Unfortunately I just missed the chance to see SunnO) ) when they played in Stockholm the other week, and given the immediate impact of their cousin Earth’s brand new live album. Living In The Gleam Of An Unsheathed Sword. Posted by Mats @ 1:55 AM. Wednesday, March 30, 2005. Posted by Mats @ 7:12 AM. Thursday, March 24, 2005. Habitats in the Wound. Habitats in the Wound. Somet...

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Broken Face

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An introspective glance into the world of peripheral sounds. Sunday, December 06, 2009. Jack Rose R.I.P. The news about the death of Jack Rose is still so surreal to me that I am not really sure what to write about all this. We will miss a remarkable musician but most of all a warm and caring friend. Rest in piece, Jack. Here's a text I used in an intro to a Jack Rose interview back in 2003. Posted by Mats @ 11:13 AM. The Broken Face mag. Send Mats a note here.

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Peanut Butter Words and Ha-ha Breath: 2005.06

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Tonight, a Car Backfired; Later, Another Car Fired Back (I'm Serious). Super gives me the jitters. Doesn't make a huge diff., the music is absolutely awesome. In other news, Todd B. shamed me by pointing out that the Faith No More I was playing for him with total fearlessness and love actually did sound foully like Limp Bizkit, and a good chunk of the Keyshia Cole album is finally making me take note of contemporary R&B. GETTING WARMER AT 6/30/2005 12:10:00 AM. GETTING WARMER AT 6/28/2005 01:36:00 PM.

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Peanut Butter Words and Ha-ha Breath: 2005.10

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Role Playing/C&W Treatise 3. I’m adjusting my posture and hence my strike zone because of some comments that shouldn’t been curveballs but somehow were. Feelings, people, are like belches: ugly, but you feel better when you let them out. Back to the question at hand, Dear Friend Andy writes:. A few things, I guess. The law is the law, milky poof; cast it in one light and we kill, cast it in another we save, you know? Ie I can explain why I think Gretchen Wilson is appealing or, shit, relevant, but Oldham...